College Admissions Essay: Devil Unfinished In My Mind

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Devil abolished in my mind
“Aaaaaaah.” The scream still bounced back in my mind every time I thought about school. It had put a very stressful memory in me. This scream is the one that developed my anger for school, teachers, and their descendants.
After that day, I never wanted to go back to school. I saw no importance in education; the only words that came in my mind when I heard the word school was torture, pain, and cries. The only motivator who always pushed me back to school was my mother.” You would understand if you had to deal with my teacher, please. Have some empathy! Don’t throw your daughter to the angry lions.” I used to cry to my mother whenever she tried to send me to school.
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I never thought that they were normal human beings or had the same beating heart as mine. I wanted to change something. The only Idea that came into my mind was “revenge.” My teachers were so superhuman to me that anything that I would do would not change a single bit of their lives; I decided to switch my plan to their descendants. From then, my dream was to be a teacher, not because I wanted to share my knowledge, but to teach their children too, and revenge.
One day during break time, one of an unforgettable events happened in my life. I read a story called “Dry My Tears.” The story changed my mind, softened my heart, and directed my life. It made me realize that there are people out there who wish to be like me; they need life, parents, friends, a home, education, and everything respectable around me. It opened my eyes, and made me realize that I should value every single little episode of my life. It showed me that both happy and sad moments serve to teach us a lesson.
That story taught me that there are people who need me, and there are many innocent people who would suffer because of my selfish revenge. It gave me many reasons why I should not pursue my bad plans of revenge. It did not change my dream, though. I still want to be a teacher, but the intention is the one that